Duncan Mac-Vicar P. pointed me to this: Trolltech released a beta of Jambi (see this overview), which makes the Qt widget environment accessible from the Java programming language. One interesting tool of Jambi, is the tool that automatically builds a Java API to C++ libraries. Have not tried it yet, but hope to do so soon, as it might be useful for the ghemical plugin for Bioclipse. According to the press release, it also allows mixing C++ and Java code, which might offer interesting options to integrate CDK with Kalzium, which Carsten is heavily working on for the KDE4 release.
Sunday, July 30, 2006
Monday, July 10, 2006
New kfile_chemical adds chemicalMIME support
Jerome Pansanel released kfile_chemical 0.12 today. This release depends on chemical MIME for making KDE registering the chemical MIME types. The next step is to convert the build process to make use of CMake.
Saturday, July 01, 2006
Overview of earlier blogs
Because I posted quite a few items in my chem-bla-ics blog on my involvement in desktop and KDE integration of chemistry. Here's an selection:
- KDE4 keyword support mockups, 2006-06-25
- Strigi gets kfile plugin support, 2006-06-20
- KDE desktop search: Kat, Strigi and Tenor, 2006-06-17
- Molecular indexing on the KDE and OS/X desktops, 2006-05-26
- Download statistics for chemblaics components, 2006-04-23
- More chemistry in KDE, 2006-03-11
- Kalzium Wins Award; Carsten Niehaus Interviewed, 2006-02-13
- Scons and bksys for kfile_chemical, 2005-11-10
- kfile_chemical gets XYZ, Mol2, SMILES, VMD and GenBank support, 2005-10-29
- InChI meta data with kfile_chemical, 2005-10-18
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